10 the adductors demystifying them       The puck is sailing toward the lower corner at about 100 mph, and there’s little chance of its not settling into the…

28 biomechanics       (A) tilt and version ERIC J. KROPF, MD STRUAN H. COLEMAN, MD, PHD ALEXANDER E. POOR, MD Editor’s Note: Eric Kropf is a trusted colleague and…

2 new eyes medicine’s inability to see the core       The real magic of discovery lies not in seeking new landscapes, but in having new eyes [Figure 2-1]….

31 managing the ruptured proximal hamstring       CHRISTOPHER C. DODSON, MD DANIEL P. WOODS, MD Editor’s Note: Okay, a quick reminder…as we go into this chapter on the hamstrings,…

8 the “harness”       Ready…set…Are you ready to go? This short chapter may be the most important one in the book. It introduces an essential concept for understanding…

25 special considerations in adolescents       FARES S. HADDAD, MD (RES), FRCS (ORTH), DIP SPORTS MED, FFSEM FERAS YA’ISH, FRCS (ORTH), MBBS KONSTANTINOS TSITSKARIS, MSC, MRCS, FRCS (TR…

4 the difficulty abandoning old eyes “unseeing”       It all comes down to memory. Until you really see the light, you revert back to what your memory dictates….

14 the other muscles hip and core stability       How do we go through all the rest of the core muscles and keep things from getting incredibly boring?…

34 don’t forget the thorax       TRACEY VINCEL, PT, MPHTY, CBBA ANDREW BARR, DPT, MSC SPT SCI, BSC (HONS) PHYSIO, CSCS Editors Note: I asked one of my favorite…

11 the rectus femoris the “rodney dangerfield muscle”       I can’t get no respect. —The famous line from the monologues of comedian Rodney Dangerfield (Figure 11-1). If you…